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Microsoft edge linux ubuntu debian fedora
Microsoft edge linux ubuntu debian fedora










microsoft edge linux ubuntu debian fedora

Given the choice of any Linux distro, most of the major vendors are fairly reliable I'd be inclined to choose CentOS or RedHat because I'm familiar with Fedora/RedHat's configuration, having used it for 12 years now. Given a choice between Fedora or Ubuntu, for production work, I'd be inclinded to choose a Ubuntu LTS release, for the 3 year support window. This is fine for a small number of non-critical machines, but I would avoid it on production servers unless you intend to take over security patch maintenance. So you should plan to upgrade once a year to keep up with security releases. Fedora releases every 6 months and each release is only supported until the next two releases are out.

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Each Fedora release is similar to a Beta of RedHat's workstation/server product. You don't want to upgrade your production machines' OSes every 6 months.įedora likes to be close to the cutting edge. I'd say that's a minimum req for anyone intending to use lots of installs. Ubuntu has LTS releases which are supported for 3 years. They are based on Debian but adopt a slightly more pragmatic approach, as opposed to Debian, which is more pure in their quest for Freedom. Each distro has different strengths and different philosophies.












Microsoft edge linux ubuntu debian fedora